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Show c I Place your Order for Liberty Bonds AtOnce Lighten the Work of the Committee, Liber tyJBond for Each MejnheroL the A Place Your Order AT ONCE: Family s i. VOLUME XIII ,v. v . v. i KAYSV1LLK. lf.VVT()NAM) FARMINGTON. Ready LIST OF MEN REGISTERED IN . for the Fourth Liberty Loan - The Fourth and largest Liberty Lur. D nm a!nv. at g. fnand and the people of D;ni county are' making n.tdV to go over the top with their asessmejit in hurt order. lu a recent meeting of the various ward chairmen wilLthe head-- of the loan committee, every chairman expressed the belief that his ward would take its allotment promptly. . county has near foyj hundred men in the service and the people here at home will back "up the government and their Jnlen on-thfighting Line w ith their dollars;' their wheat, their fruits; their vegetables, their livestock products and with their lives just as fast are they are called. Every man, woman and child in Davis county is doing a bit to back our men and win the war. The grain has been harvested and for the most part has been sent to the distributing points. Sheep, cattle and hogs are going forward. Men, girls and boys are toiling in the canneries to save the greatest crop of tomatoes ever produced in this part of the state and the government has taken over more than a third of the pack of tomatoes and peas. The war is on right here in Davis county and it is being fought in the fields, on the ranges, in the homes and in the factories. Wages are high, prices are high, but high wages and high prices will enable our people to reach the high mark set for them for the Fourth Libertv Loan. anxiously awaiting his vice on the sea. Jimmy says that One service to be able to glory of the stars and I first real DAVIS COUNTY SEPTEMBER 12 ' ' ; Registrant Can. Determin His Order'Number By Consulting Master List, When Published. lal No. Name , - H e hcrxJ . "Ses.iin 2 F. F. Goodftjlovv 3 -- Wni I. Barkdult 1 Advlre s mm r s'Fa g t oh ' -- Salvatore ser- must he in the appreciate the De aS. - - - . 2t 27 28 29 30 Geo. I stripes. - Caneastakes Farmington Fred Deppe Tamakichi Baba 380 one-wa- y a 1 . . - one-know- , 1 . i- ! ! s - 10S-Cha- . . -- ' o I I f - -- - - 131-rO- tto -- Talker likes the iV An i luopiit t - tor N'orh Iai- - I'uanU " diertv loan .. General ( onnnillee. , 1 hnniirv , chairman North . Davi'. districts; . ll.uncN. .latnev K Bishop Mitchell, Wal-- ' r."t v !'m heart!1 doitti .'Ann G M. J ' TV Ulh-om- Stnd. David Stoker1.' - & . M ka ille. , Sitrtt mid. 7:r HtnrrJ arft t ktM 'h TT 1 r .- 4Add: -Bit x I. R. I). Hooper Hast Lavton. , 143- - .Unu Bountiful Knighton T. A. PhilhpCV,. G. KnufoK-- M. Whitesides. 8 144- - Jamev H. Dev me 18 Salt lake West Lavton. 145- - Chas. L. Bumnogham Bountiful L Jaiytnn. Francis Bone, David K Layton. 14t- - Waltei S. Turner Farmington Clearfield. 147 A. Let . Macdonald Wood Cro .IiiiW.s Warren, W. H. .Clark, D, M. Nelson. 148 Roei Hyde Kaysville 149 B. Plant Bountiful Sunset. 150 Robert E. Bodily Layton Charles Ttnine, O. D. lladloeh, Derhin Terry. K. Bodily Layton Syracuse. 101 Samuel B. (loodfellow Bountiful Thomas ,1. Thurmond, Geo. H. RennHt, W. II. Beazer. 102 ( arl Levi Marston . Luyton 103 F. M. Balderston West. Point. Bountiful 154 Jesse B. FlintE. W. Fisher, J. W. Dahl. Amos IL Cook. Kaysville 155 I . H. Parkin Woods Cross Clinton. (J. Shimada Ogden Thomas Parker. 157 Heber Jturningham Bountiful South Weber. . Adams Layton 159 David R.Tolman Bountiful J. W. Kendall. Edwin Schmalz, Joseph Ray, Jr. 160 Horace C. Holbrook Bountiful 161 Richard B. Roberts Salt Lake 162 .las. L. Kerr Bark City 163 Wm. J. Harrison Bountiful Serial Serial 164 Eli Jas Cooper No. No: Name Address Name Layton Address 165 Albert Burningham Bountiful 398 Elijah B. Gregory Farmington 282 Nephi Whitaker Farmington 399- Thos. 166 (Jeo. Albert Evans II. Page ... ..Wooda Cross 283 W. E. Barlow Bountiful 167 Ezra Sessions 400 Chas. E. Benson .. .......Layton Bountiful 168" L. B. Coles Kaysville 401 Alfred K. Fisher ..Woods Cross Kaysville 284 Irvin R.U Crawlev Woods Cross . Woods 285 Henry 1(9 Jed. Greenhalgh ('ross 402 Albert B. Barton "lovey Kaysville 170 Jos. B. Bodily 28ii Jos. 'J. Walker luiyton 403 John Fred Ashby Bountiful Layton .Jos Kynaston 171 287 Levi E. Briggs Bountiful Bountiful 404 Kdw. Gillespie . ..Kaysville 172 --Jiiada e 28s Archie T. Carlos 405 William Bull Layton Layton ...Woods Cross 173 Albert R. Fisher 28'. Jas. JL Burningham Bountiful 406 Henry E. Barton Bountiful Layton 174 Henry J. Graham an G. Clark Bountiful Kaysville Farmington 407 Angus-- -Smedley 17;- 291 E. S. 408 Jos. It.- Baird Bountiful Bountiful ouis ... Layton Rampton Fry 176 Albert Moon409 Albert W. Tree Kaysville Farmington 292 Peter A. Ilarkdull Layton 177 Alrpa Hepworth Clearfield Woods Cross 293 RoKert H. Moss 410 Phillip J. Bennett ..Layton 17K- - Samuel Cook 411 Bountiful Hans ft. Hansen 7 Redmond' Layton 204 David Groves 179 S S. Burnham 295 F. W. Evans Bountiful Centerville 412 Thos. J. Steed ...Layton ISO- - Alfred R. Talbot Woods Cross 413 Edward Hess Layton" 296 nyant A. Page Farmington 181 J. R. Bloomfield 297 Woods Cross Alfon.o Z. Tanner .. ...Layton 4140. Issac Adams Layton 182 I.evvi 11 Oviatt ... . Layton Farmington 415 Glen Briggs Farmington 298 A. F. Stevenson 183 Wm. B. Gierisch 29'. John C. Evans 416 William J. Page Bountiful Woods .Cross .Layton 184 Robert E. Clontz 417 Geo. M. RoekwooiWfc'urmington Hooper R. I). 300 Kenneth II. Sheffield Kaysville 185 Trinidad Jimenez Woods' Cross 301 A. It. Argyle Woods (ross 418 Geo, Hugh Iive .. .Layton 186 Newt V, Sanders .. Woods Cross' Kaysville 302 P. T. Sessions Layton 419 Geo. Hatch 187 Albert Haring 303 Ernest Duy No. Salt Lake 420 John W. Hodgson Bountiful Layton Monroe Carlos .'i(4 Centerville 421 Arthur I.. Hess . .. Benjamin Brown Bountiful laiyton 189 Wm. A. Miles 305 422Cook D. Bountiful Nephi Hooper R. Parley M. Elison Layton 190 Jos. N. Ford 423 Zebulon Parkin ... W'oods Cross, Farmington 306 Warren A. Parrish Kaysville 191 307 Homer A. Caloiaro Bouton Woials Cross 424 I). C. Stewart A'ngelo Bountiful ... Kaysville 192 Tatugo Honda Layton 308 Harry W. Jones Farmington 425 J, H. J. Klempau . Bountiful 193 Iewis E. Jacobson 309 C. A. Barlow Bountiful Woods Cross 426 Carl K. Barber .. ... ....Layton 310 Charles Owen 194 Orson P. Bybee 427 Robt. II. I Inure Kaysville Centerville Hooper 195 Walter E. Grant 428 F. W. Walton .. Woods Cross 311 F. C. Wicker Bountiful Centerville I5f6 IraA. Clontz 429 B. A. Denkers , . Woods Cross Hooper R. D. 312 Seymour A. Miller 197 John E. Lee 313 .John I. Hatch W'oods Cross Woods Cross 430 C. J Whitesides ... Layton 198 Jos. II. Wiggill 314 Geo. E. Evans Centerville 431 Geo. A. Page .. Woods Cross Layton 199 J. P. Benson. Jr. Woods Cross 315 David E. Stoker Bountiful .Layton 432 Fredrie Nelson .. 200 Alfred Scoffield 433 Samuel 8. Steuart . . . Layton Kaysville 316 Wm. I a Roy OBrien Layton 201 Alma H. Hardy 317 Geo. A. Salter Woods Cross 434 Ralph B. Green Bountiful Layton 202 Chas. F. Stoddard Ogden R. D. 31K (Jeo. ('. Mitchell Hooper R. D. 435 Moroni Marston Kaysville M. 203 II. J. Day 319 E. Waddoups Woods Cross 436 J. Bambrough .. . Ogden R. D.. Bountiful 204 Thos. W'. Winter Woods Cross 320 V. C. Fernelius Odgen R. I). 437 .Joshua F. Odell .. Woods Cross rt W. King 418 Vane E. GJison ... .. Bountiful , . Kaysville 321 Miphael Judge Layton 322 S. V. Johnston 206 Albert Yeiter Woods Cross Hooper R. D. 439 Marlin Gailey Layton 207 Geo. E. Bray 323 L. M. Wilcox 440 Clearfield Arthur Williams . Woods Cross .Austin. Nev. 208 L. A. Ianler Bountiful .441 Samuel G. Thurgood Centerville Bountiful 324 T. W. Hayward 209 Frank J. Baker 442 Geo. Chris, Layton Layton Farmington 325 Mirris H. Ellison Kaysville 210 Ephraim Tolman Bountiful 326 Geo. I. Baird Farmington 443 B. T. Ieterson . Woods Cross 211 Louis P. Cook 444 David L. Jones Lavton 327 Wm. P. Tippets Kaysville Layton 212 William Falco 445 Walter Cook Bountiful 328 Samuel A, Bryson . Bountiful ..... Layton 213 Frank Jaques, Jr. 329 Cha. J. Fernelius Ogden R. I). 446 Jos. E, Stevenson .... .Layton ..Layton v Bountiful 330 J. A. White 214 Frank W'oolslayer W'ootU Cross 447 Brigham E. Day Bountiful 215 Thos. Fort! 448 David H. Williams .. Bountiful Clenrfield Farmington 331 L. H. Sessions 216 Wm. L. Hart 441 Jos. G. Walton .... Centerville Bountiful 332 Noble J). Wallace Bountiful 217 Rudolph Cook 450 Henry W. Stahle I.avton 333 Jos. S. Thurgood .. Bountiful Layton 218 Robt. W', McCombe Bountiful 334 J. H, Woods Cros 451 Leon A. Robins .Layton 219 Ward C. Rollins . Bountiful Oxford, Idaho 452 James C. Henagir Farmington 335 Clarence Frew 336 E. B. Rodgers 220 F. L. Lundbrg W oo.ls Cross 453 Claude W. Nalder . .....Layton .Bountiful 221 Frank T. Higgins Wdo,ls Cross 337 E. H. Clark Farmington 454 Hyrum TL Parkin Woods Cross 222 C. W. Higgs 455 Horton H. Evans Lavton 338 Beniamin Hepworth Bountiful Centerville 456 Alex, W.'Telford Bountiful 339-- 1). I.avton I. Layton ,223 Bert Morton Bountiful 310 Willard G. Carr 457 (Jeo. W. Duncan 224 G. C. Manning Bountiful Farmington Centerville 225 John A. Adair 458 Ira Waite Bountiful 311 R. M. Burton ... Woods Cro-Kaysville 3 12 Ilelwr G. Richards 226. G. D. Rutledge 4.9 II. It. Streeper . ,, Farmington Bountiful Kaysville A127 Woods Cross 3 13 .James L. Higgs x Lavton 4i) 'Arthur J, Ashby .Clearfield Perry J. Reed 461 228 David W'. Russell Geo. W. Sedgwick Bountiful Ogden R. I). 311 David Mubey Bountiful 315 M. E, Steed , 229 Jos. Deveraux 462 John G. Simpson Hooper R. I). Bountiful Lavton ' 230 Kperos Bavelo Woods Croak 463 (J. It, Ahlmer Farmington 316 W, J Hoggan Hooper It. D. 231 James C. Stephenson Bountiful 317- 1'. I.. Whitesides Lavton 46 4 Lowell S. Palmer Farmington 232 Peter L, Barton Ogden 318 Arthur L. Howard Woods Cross 465 (Jeo. I). Wright Bountiful 19 3 C. II. Sanders 23,? Sa't Lake Randolph Hepworth Farmington 46 Newel! E. Hess Farmington; 23 Jos. B, Hansen Woods Cross 467 Tho, G Burnham WndsCross Lavron 350 Frank ISrauer 351 235 .Joseph Knighton Gilbert L. Nanep . Bountiful Kayxvillc 4,;h' iiiniel J). Hams Layton 352 Gregorm-Garc- ia 236 Samuel M. Linge - Centerville Woods Cros 469 R , Harrison Bountiful M i ton O, Parrish Woods Cross 353- - Joseph A. Egbert 470 Tibursis Tudson, Jr. Clearfield Lavton On, 351WYlliani Varney Louis K. Burnham Woods Croat 471 D. S, Sampson . Lavton Clearfield -- Orson N. Bangerter Bountiful A. Child Hooper It. J. 472 Sheldon C. Tanner Farmington Woods Cross 173 Jo, R. Payne 21) A. T. Hill Ogden R. I). 356 Petr Gnu-i-i Kaysville 357 Robt. H. Y'ourig-3,",s- u . . Kaysville 20 Kaywille 474 Jieweltyn I.und Farmington 475 212 Alma A. Brown . .Woods Cross Clinton L. Mills Woods Cross Jag. H. Iiyton Woods Cross 476 Earl Day Robins 359 Fred A. Bodilv 213 A. F. Dustin . .. Farmington . ...Layton Iyton 4 7 (Jeo. 360 Jas. G. Criddle 214 .Jas. E. JIofDon . Lavton Bennett. Hooper R. D, Layton (. 245 .Junius A. Taylor Woods Cross 361 Hyrum Session 4,8 John A, Brown Bountiful Centerville 246 Leonard King Hooper R. D. 362 Geo. S. Parrish Farmington 479 U. Miyaaichima ..Hooper R. D. 217 A. C. Kelsey . .Woods Cross 363 .John A. Winegar Woods Cross 480 IsahurO'Saito .... Ogden 24 481 Ia?s!ie Arave 364 Ernest Burnham Thos. J. Page .. Layton .. Fa rminvton Jlooner R. D. T 240 (Theater M. Call 365 W. G. Rears . Bountiful ... Bountiful 42 E. L. Davis ... Bountiful 366 Chutaro Kimura 483 Chuzo Katb 25) Clifford J. Perkins .. ..Lavton Kaysviltg Layton 251 J. H. Harrion . 367 Alvin Winegar . ..Woods Cross 484 John A. Anderson Hooper R. D. Bountiful 4Ho R. H, Hamblin 252 Geo.' A. Welling . Farmington 368 Wallace G. Potter Farmington Clearfield 253 Otto A. Johnson TrWoods Cross 369 Geo. E. Garrett Woods Cross 486 Alonzo A. Hess Farmington 487 David M. Nelson 25 1 Robert Bvram Ogden R. D. 370 A. F. Gailey ... Clearfield Kaysville 25.1 Alex.X. Winward .....Bountiful 371 Arthur Navlor 488 Adam Iieosley . Bountiful .....Kaysville 256 Basil C. Weaver 7. .... .Layton 372 Joseph T. Frew ..Hooper R. D. 489p-- E. I. Hamblin Clearfield Chas W. Gunn Woods Cross 373 T. C. BurtePAluLW Waods-Croi- cc -- 49L(,,AIia.-.LRichardson Farmington 258 Spencer D. Adams . . Layton 374 P, N. Mastoris Layton 375 Roy Ca boOo Wood? Uross "49? "MiltonX. Stnngham ..Bountiful IrftyX-- n Richard J. Scaar ..Woods Cross 376 Albert T. Smith 27 Clearfield 493 Ellis 'W. Starks ... ...Clearfield 261 E. W. Walpole Farmington 377 Hyrum 0. Pack ....Woods Cross 494 John F. Suiter Hooper R. D. 262 A. Cherrington 49 Woods Cros Ar gy le, AVood. Cros a 379 FTB. Smedley 496 John Draayer 630sriL77tayTyg.refrRri5: Hooper R. D. 261 Hyrum Eegett 380 Martin F. Wiggill Bountiful 497 Franklin D. Hatch Woods Cross ..Layton W. Ramsey Woods Cross 498 C. W. Doering Layton 381 Ileber B. Parkin Hooper R, D." 266 Samuel C. W. Law ..Bountiful 382 C. P. Morgan 499 YeKehe? Yamaura Layton Layton 267 F'ranklin Williams Bountiful 500 E. II. Eldredge Kaysville 383 J. W. Lawson Woods Cro3 268 Leon Morgan 384 Thos. W. Forbes Bountiful Lavton 501 Geo.JR. Phelps, Prarrir-t- r Jtf 26 CTosstnTOSTrfdr Wm.' Cayton Clearfield 270 Moses L.. Holbrook Bountiful 386 W. T. Adams La 3d on R. BrimleyFarmington 271 Panagiotes Mennes a. 387 Leo Ilawkns Bountiful 504 William Higgs Layton Kaysville 272 Jos. F. Naytolr 7 JBountifuI 388- Cr- C. Park-eR D. H. Turfter v:. -- .Farmington ....Hooper--2 7 E W iIcox-t:- . La yton 3S9I,oTen M. Eldred Boun ti f ul Ch e teme 3 '...Layton 274 John II. Barben Woods Cross 390 Walter Cottrell 507 nikokichi Yashiro Kaysville Layton 275 Elmer L. Brown. Centerville 391 Schley Brown Woods Cross 508 Jas. R. Webb Kaysville 276 Mark C. Holbrook --Bountiful 392 John Jackson Woods Cross 509 Chris. Mac Swan Kaysville 277 John E. Kerr Centerville 510 Samuel J. Adams Hooper R. D. 393 Israel T. Smith Layton 278 Roy Waddoups Woods Cross 394 Harry S. Barnhart Val Verda 511 Ira Blair Marsh Clearfield 279 Marvin X King 395 S. A. Clontz Kaysville Hooper R. D. 612 F. J. Hamblin Clearfield 280 J. D. Dodd La yton 396 John Eggett 281 Arthur R. RileyT Bountif ul 397 C. II. Hesser -Bountiful jnued on Editorial Page) 1 N.inn . Mitchell 1 1 1 150--Rob- ert - 156-i(ieo. 1 I . Ura-uk- 29s-Nath- . 1 . - , . 11 188--Os- . car . . . . , . . . . . . . . 205A-Rbe- . . F . . . . , . , s , . . 1 1 I . - -- 355--Kdg- ar -- Bybee . . . , . -- . -- . . 59 . 265-Ar.dr- . ew rgtort 385CnTT7rgyTri75is 503--IIary- ey 50r5-R- oss .-- r - -- 5 F U t 1 Farmington Luca Bountiful N. Mastores Layton 9 E. G. Jenkinson ,Ogden R. I). VV. Nance . Kaysville b T. W. Barnett Bountiful 9 E. J. Jenkinson Ogden R. D. lu Wm. H. Knighton Bountiful 11 Wm. W. Whitcher Centerville 12 Jas- H. Rampton .. Bountiful 13 Alfred Holbrook Woods Cross 14 William Davis Hooper R. D. 15 Clarence B. Willey Bountiful 16 Nicholas Delias Layton 1" Wm. Bountiful Hardy 18 D. J.ershaw Layton Hi (Jed. Q. Hatch, Woods Cross JJyrum Van Fleet Farmington 21 Bountiful Edgar P. Durham 22 Go. W. Gardner Los Angeles Wm. L. Riley Bountiful Clarence C. Earl Ogden R. D. 25 Harry S. Salter Woods Cross 4 M Bountiful Woods Cross fei Layton N. R. Meoham Woods Cross COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Jabez S. Adams 8Layton ! MEETING 31 Adolphus Ellis Woods Cross The Davis county board of commis32 Albert M. Fuit Hooper R. D. LAWRENCE YOUNG .STRONG sioners met on the 17th irutv 33 Woods Cross Nephi Hepworth FOR AMERICAN GOODS The report wa read the meeting 34 Thos. Anderson Layton 1 "3o at the Mountain John Carter Stocks France, August 10l 1918 held September Ogden ' comStates with the ' 3t John Carter Stocks Feeding plant Dear Folks: Bountiful 3 Verdon A. Betilyon Val Verda Well, as ever, I am , feeling fine pany officers and the citizens in that The report states that the and if I could just get some mail from vicinity. C, Stark , .Ogden, R. D. 3d Elmer Jenson home and know' you were all the same said company must comply with the Ogden 40 John I). BaVelas it would make me feel a great deal following cohditions: Farmington To cease rendering putrid animals. 41 Fred Zesinger Bountiful . better, but I dont , suppose it will To cover with dirt all exposed gar42 S. J. Neville be very long now before I will get Layton 43 Gust Hermanson Bountiful some direct from home, but I dont bage. All garbage fed must be free 44t Walter A. Nalder . think I will ever get the mail you sent from cans, bottles and other substancLayton 45 Frank Yurka Bountiful before I left the States. With us, be- es that the hogs cannot eat and that 40 Underwood Wallace Hooper R. ing casual replacement, will be much the fly nuisance must be overcome. A motion by Commissioner Parker 47 Quayle Cannon Bountiful harder to find us because we were 48 E. J. Burnett and was seconded by Commissioner Hess Hooper R. D. split up and some went 49 Wm. J. Edwards Hooper R. D. some another. So it will be just good and carried that the commissioners be placed on. record as favoring the 50 Franklin Parker Woods Cross lurk if I get any of it. 51 Chris Simpson 1 went to town this morning and opening of a road to the Salt Lake in Kaysville 52 John K. Crosby, Jr. Bountiful got my pictures taken, but they arent the southern part of the county and 53 Parley Harbertson Ogden R. I). very good. I may get some more and at other places, so that the public can 54 L. J. Muir ... . .Bountiful if they are better I will send you two have access to the lake.. Chairman 55 John Melonas . or three of them. If I have enough l Smith was instructed to proceed to the Farmington 5(5 J. I. Atkinson, Jr. Wood Cross will send one for each of the boys and opening of the south county road as above mentioned. Wm. C. Thurgood 57 kinds. out Layton both of girls 58 H. F. Schulhies . W'oods Cross Amasa R, Howard was appointed We have been having very nice 59 Joseph A. Mitchell Hoper R. D. weather again the last couple of days. road supervisor of the south precinct 00 I. J. Fletcher W'oods Cross Seems-little bit more-lik- e summer, of Davis county. The appointment was 61 Geo. L. Sandal! and I am getting along fine here. We requested by 24 Bountiful citizens. Layton The clerk was instructed to answer 62 J. C. Bennett Bountiful are able to buy almost anything wt 63 A. M. Thaxton Farmington want since the Americans took over communications from the" State Road 64 J. E. Burns Bountiful the Y. M. C. A. and the beauty of it commission and to write to the attor65 T. H. Chadwick is is that it is almost all American ney general in regard to the South Kaysville 66 J. H. Howard . Woods Cross stuff, and there is nothing like Ameri- Davis double taxed land question. 67 J. T. Harbertson Sheriff Nalder made an arrest. of Ogden R. D. can ctuff, no matter what it is. It 68 John W. Hill Bountiful is quite natural for us to feel that three Salt Lake boys, their ages rangfrom 9 to 12 years, who had stol69 Vincent Ranieri Centervill way about our own country. The ing 70 Chas. T. Harrison Bountiful Bntish say the same about England, en a horse and buggy belonging to 71 J. H. Easthope Layton but if they had ever been over to John Thurgood of Clearfield. The out72 Jesse H. Argyle Woods Cross America, I dont think they would. fit had been left at the Lagoon road 73 J. F. Robinson Hooper R. D. England is a very pretty country, depot, Clearfield, and was taken about 74 Jos. Cameron, Jr. Bountiful what I have seen of it and I didnt see 3 oclock that afternoon. They aban75 Angeles A. Athens Layton the best part of it. Dont know' if I doned the rig in South Farmington 76 John E. Baker Farmington will get a chance now or not and will and were walking along the road a 77 Edgar E. Holt Woods Cros- leave that to think about later. I mile south when captured. They were M. 78 in bed a with the Christopher Higgs KaysvilF county jail dare say after ..this trip is over, I will provided 79 Louis C. Selleneit Lamb and Wednesday Centtrville have had enough traveling for a ivhile. by Deputy 80 Royden Vine Poll Ogden R. I). But if I get through this alright I am morning a juvenile court officer from 81 Geo. C. Hart . . Bountiful sure the trip will do me a great deal Salt Lake came up and gave them a 82 Orson W'llhelmsen Farmington to free ride the of good and the way conditions ar. city. 83 T. G. Lund Bountiful. Adjourned to Tuesday, October 1. now with all the boys having to leave W'. R. I). 84 Moss John NALDER RECOVERS RIG STOLEN Hooper to help their country, I wouldnt feel 85 James S. Arbuckle Wools Cross I them. if one of wasnt right 86 C. S. Backman Centerville It L mightyhard to think, of being FUNERAL SERVICES FOR 87 Luther J. Ellis YVoods Cross so far away from all of you, but I ELIZABETH ANN ROBINS 88 II. E. VanZandt Hooper R. D, am willing to take my chance, with Services-for 89 Geo. B. Mann . W'oods Cross Mrs. Elizabeth Funeral them and I feel quite sure I will be The Kays90 W'ilford E. Wiggill from Robins held were Ann Layton alright and with you all some time ville 91 F. A. Thomason Salt Late tabernacle Monday afternoon at a?an. And I hope it isnt so very 2 oclock. 92 Orson Rose The speakers were: PresiFarmington long, but we will all have to be paBountiful1 93 Samuel Smedley II. E. P. Blood. dent Ellison, Henry tient until that time comes, because 94 Rupert Gaufain G. M. Barnes, John R. Barnes, John Kaysviil no bo just when it will dF -- Leonard T. Handy over. The Germans are getting a and the bishop of Emigration ward 96 Raymond Ilay . , of Salt Lake City, of which the deOgden R. D. . R arC et! ceased was a member at the time of 97 Andrew Gynn Woo - Cro-- s mo.. from 98 Don. II. Major Centerville death. All of the speakers dwelt her LAWRENCE YOUNG, j 99 Robert E. I vie ..Bountiful the injness of chacter of the upon R 100 Fred Bodily , deceased. The music was furnished Layton Woods Cro-- j SOLDIER BOY SAYS BUY BONDS by the Kaysville choir and vocal se- - 101 Chas. M. Egan j lections were rendered by Mrs. Lizzie 102 Albert W. Bonham Ilooner R. D. Leavenworth, Kansas, 'Xhoma.s Edwards. The floral Wood1 Cross 103 S. G. Rudd . 104 John Ilod son September 8, 1918 jn were many and elaborate. Layton Irvy 105 .las. Henry Groves Bountiful wVr of The Reflex, Interment was in Kaysville cemeKaysville, Utah. 106 W'm. Orvil Smith Farmington tery. Dear Sir: Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Robins was the 107 Daniel Ellis Lee . Woods Cross After two months sweltering in the II. Burton who Kaysville! Arizona sun, I am again back in a wife of HyrumThomas Robins, made Iluerden Wood- - Cro-- s Wm. 109 S. She of number a died ago. years Climate like the one in our dear old home in Kaysville for many years, 110 Jos. R. Russell Ogden R. D. mountain home. I made the hill in the her 111 Bountiful Jones P Jos. moved Lake about to Salt only e.ectncal course at the U. of A. and having fve years ago. She is survived by the 112 Wallace II. Coombs , Centerville ent here as an electrician irj the following children: Verda and Jennie 113 Lester O. Garrett . Bountiful .urr.al Corps. 114 Taragiro Yashiki Mrs. William, H. Blood, RichLayton Tell the boys at home not to think Robins. W'oods Cross 115 Otto E. Ross, Robins and John Robins!' ard when 116 Stiles S. Bonham ..Hooper R. Id. go to the university Sri their coursethey 1 17 is completed, for all the1, Jasper Hepworth Woods Cross here must now TeamAeleg- -i GIRLS1 PATRIOTIG-LEAGU- ELavton TT8ZZJ0- -. . x King TO HOLD CAKBiALE-SOOX- phy. wig wag and semaphore signal-- '' we re here, no matter whit North Salt Lake The Girls Patriotic league of Kays-vill- e 120 A. S. Brown ' must learn;-tlick the Hun and will hold a cake --sale Saturday 12,1 Wilford W. Barlow ... Bountiful jf, e folks at home are there to buy afternoon at 2 oclock in the following 122 Golden J. Barton . Kaysville Liberty Bonds so, we.can.-,- -I If."J.1Shef-fiel- d T 23- -J onatTiJn"ITnr7777777.Bou n tlful storetKaysvilieCo--up- r the more they buy ana 124 Geo. II. Poll , & Sors and the Kaysville Golsay Ogden R. D. the better Bountiful have about it, den' Rule. Orders ar being solicited 125 Wm, Navlor ... . spirit they tne sooner the can have their boys before the sale. Anyone wishing to 126 Autini W. Duncan ..Farmington eve got the Huns running, buy cakes or cookies may call Evelvn 127 Arthur S. Larsen .Bountiful i .Li .Layton 'voep them going. G3i!ev before Saturday noon. The 128 Harry O. Whitlock' f eaTTe7WfoodTerpsr or"tTiFsaTC wnrLe'U5eT'ro'r n9-Trt7r pr'bce lc- the people of Davis county. I the entertainment cT a hundred Ft. 130 Edwin II. Davis Hooper R. D. C. Jacobson Bountiful Yours truly, Douglas soldeirs, -- which. -- Will 7 lake . Layton N. Lawrence 132 B. 0. LAYTON. Thomley future. n.ear the in . place which 1 33 F.A : W oolslayei :.x.. Boontif oi TheGirtsBatrictirTeague will do navy has recently been organized Jimmy Walker writes toj his par-t- s various kinds of war work, with the Red Cross "and the Naand says that he haj had his tional League for Womens Service. and of ocean the Pacific that the citizens of Kayst it.sight hoped is ig his only wish now that he It sail the deep blue in a battle-H- e ville will give their support to this are eager to says he guesses that he league, as the members - 3 born to be a sailor, and he is help irj war work. s- - North Davis Loan Commit lees St-- i e t SUM HER :2 ' v- - . f SITl'KMITR 1. lUs !U KM fi;H-,Jame'- r- . , r |